7 new K-dramas to watch in February 2022: Son Ye-jin in Thirty Nine, Song Kang’s latest Netflix series Forecasting Love and Weather, and more
- February’s K-drama schedule is packed with romantic and women-led dramas from Korean broadcasters and Netflix, while Disney+ adds an element of the supernatural
- Song Kang will headline romantic drama Forecasting Love and Weather, while Crash Landing on You’s Son Ye-jin stars in Thirty Nine, about a trio of women midlife
After a relatively quiet start to the year before the Lunar New Year holiday, K-drama schedules are set to fill up once more in February, with several romantic and women-fronted dramas getting ready to launch.
Meanwhile, global streaming platforms will add some supernatural action and legal drama to the mix.
1. Twenty-Five Twenty-One
Also affected by the crisis is Baek Yi-jin (Nam), whose father’s business goes bankrupt. Suddenly, the formerly wealthy Yi-jin is forced to adjust to a poorer lifestyle and begins to work part-time to finance his studies. Later, he becomes a sports reporter at a major network. (tvN, February 12)
2. Forecasting Love and Weather
In this classic love story that will surely make full use of the emotional power of the weather, Song will team up with City Hunter actress Park Min-young in a story about workers at the Korea Meteorological Administration and their love lives.
Also appearing in the show will be Yoon Park (You Are My Spring) and Yura of the K-pop group Girl’s Day. (JTBC, February 12)